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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - November 17, 1899, Mitchell, South Dakota Mitchell daily Republican. Volume . South Dakota Friday. November 17. Ism. Mim Rah i captured or killed by the burghers Soldier. Even his foes admit lie Lins i fought squarely and fairly and Bis Cartier when Jenera Symons died in raiding his sympathy to the bereaved widow established him High in the regard of All soldiers. It is claimed that the death of Joubert would be passengers Teh of the Patria disaster Boers dynamite an armoured train of a1, a Lui ,, a j doers it Bolch a and More Active Tae carrying a Small Force of British ninety soldiers Are missing Humours of conceal Touher death generally discredited now general Lucas Meyer badly wounded. London nov. It. Misfortune steadily pursues British employment of armoured trains the fascination for which has Given the hours their Hist and latest victories. On this last occasion the British seem to have walked into a deliberate trap with the result that according to the Best accounts ninety men Are either killed wounded or missing. Of these the Fusiliers claim fifty and the Durban infantry forty. It is believed that few escaped and that the others Are prisoners in the hands of the Boers. Many of tin wounded were brought Back on tile locomotive and tender of the armoured train. The list of casualties is awaited with great anxiety. The Rumor of the death of Jenera Joubert is discredited. It is understood that the War office has news that he is still directing affairs. It is also rumoured from Pietermaritzburg that the Boer losses at Ladysmith on thursday were heavy and included Gem ral Lucas Meyer who was either killed or wounded. Weenie g to a i Peterma Reizburg plete investment of Ladysmith is part correspondent rumours Are current in the Natal capital that the Boers contemplate a Retreat. It is needless however to attach much importance to such reports which Are spread in All probability with a View of hiring Gem ral White if possible to abandon his defensive attitude. Similar Rej ports ties As it is Well known Joubert was a cautious conservative commander and that he had considerable difficulty in restraining his hot headed followers. Triblets of news this morning bring tile information that Ladysmith was j still undergoing bombardment Sunda from six 40-Pounders, while the British naval guns were silent. The i Boers it appears have got More i heavy guns into portion w Hile either the British ammunition Lins Given out j or the British gunners Are reserving their fire in View of the poor practice made by the Boers. To impede Butler s Advance. The reports that the Boers have penetrated southward from Olen so to Heively where they Are said to have Cut the Railroad shows it is claimed they Are adopting a proper strategical plan to impede the Advance of the British relieving Force. Perhaps Iii May turn out to be general Schalk burgers Force w hit ii. When last heard from was raiding Midland. This Force it is asserted May next be heard from South of Estcourt. Which they will in All likelihood attempt to isolate before further reinforcements arrive. Indeed it is already reported a Boer Force Lins Len seen in tin neighbourhood of the line North of Moth Rich. According to the latest advice from a British source at Estcourt. The Boers Are suffering from Lack of supplies though the Large stores the British left when they evacuated Newcastle i and Dundee must have been of Greaf assistance to the Hoer commissariat. But the task of maintaining the com victims of the wreck Praise the courage and coolness of Captain and Crew. Few had time to dress arrive at Dover on Hie Crew wrapped in blankets and Shaw la a a Shock proves fatal to one Blan. Lily proving onerous. Ladysmith seems Well provisioned and the entrenchments Are daily being strengthened. A a bombardment resumed. A re i Mafe up Marq pm in a rent re i riling in i of to at dal dispatches from Loii Ronzo essay that the Transvaal gov it is exercising a severe censor it it r All War news and will not nov Vii apers to leave the coun try. G inc correspondent save tin a Boers Are h hurrying be w commandos to lady it Imit it and a re do Corring i i it the place must fall speedily in order to liberate their for. A is so that these May meet Genet a Ai Buller and Vanee. The latest dispatches from k St court a Gar Ling the a Morel train e engage Merit say that the c train was it a sized by a ii explosion a. Presumably Dana mite. The Erigin Les returned f o est court w till t to Cie and Fusiliers Ai id nine w Emu the led. West Yore Shire regime it. The a brine of Wales a own Quot commanded by co Lonel hitch Iller has arrived at est co i i of Fri it i Urban. The troop it there Quot sleep in their boots Aiad tile t vigilance i is to Tai Utai tied. And it is run i to red that an important move ment is imminent sound of Boer artillery heard at psf ii it. Estcourt. Natal nov. I i. The bombardment of Ladysmith has been resumed. Heavy firing was Beard Early thi morning. An armoured train was St it out on a Deconno Ishanee towards Cole to so. Estcourt nov. 12.�? evening. Another Deconno Ishanee was made by train today with a company of the Border regiment on Board but nothing noteworthy occurred. It is reported in Good authority that a Large party of Boers travelled from Olen so to c Reeveley and then branched to the wet in the direction of la Buschay new. Farm. Another party of Boers is reported to have visited Bleys farm. South of Tugela wrecking the household. All the troops attended divine service this Forenoon. Guns were Dover nov. . Dpi place died Here last evening from Shock. Or. Displace was forty years German Consul a san Juan de puerto Rico. With him Are his wife and mrs. Ivers. Of new York a fellow Cabin passenger. The latter biding a trained nurse had volunteered to stay and nurse the Consul. Or. Biplane was suffering from anaemia and the Shock of the exposure aggravated the complaint. Like the other passengers or. And mrs. I biplane a veil nothing but what they were wearing at the time. Mrs. Biplane gives the following description of their escape a it was about half past to wednesday morning the weather being Calm Aud Tim when suddenly Captain Froe it ii appeared and shouted. A All passengers on everybody started Forward with a Rush. A we Are said the Captain a but there is no Dan j Ger. Done to get excited. A just then smoke is Gan to pour out through the deck near the smokestack. My sick husband was in his i Cabin and undressed. I hurried to him j and began to dress him. When in came i the Steward shouting. A Jet out of he took Ray husband by the feet and i supported i head. We started to carry him to the deck but the smoke choked us and the water from tin fire Hose swished around our Knees. We Ian no d to reach the deck in safety. A there All the passengers were crowded together. Thick Clouds of smoke were blowing Over the whole ship and distress signals were flying. Many of tin passengers were very scantily Clad. The Captain told us that he would lower the us a precaution. So we lined up. A women and children first shouted the Captain who was standing near me. Captain fro hell lifted Ray husband into one of the bouts ordering me to follow and telling tin Steward to go with the Macabee scouts completely surprised and demoralized the insurgent around the Low country. A messenger and reinforcements who were captured say no Tow ii from san Jose to Sun Nicholas expected the arrival of the americans until a Day or tvo aft j or they actually arrived. Aguinaldo and his government Art said to be making desperate efforts to j is Cush to Bay Alibang. All reports say that he is Rill in the Luv country. Captain Johnston with Troon m. 1 third cavalry captured yesterday at Sun Nicholas twelve barrels containing the wardrobe of Aguinaldo Wile. Some personal effects the records of the Secretary of War and much Coni j Binissary and medical supplies. Senora Aguinaldo probably escaped Over the Divide but the Secretary of War is thought to be inside tin Lim. Thomas w. Hayes a civilian and Calvin s. Davis of the sixteenth in j Fantry who were held prisoner by the insurgents Hare been rescued. General Wessels Cap tired at ust yug several Hundred thousand Pound of Rice 7,. Of pounds of Salt Pound of hour marked a Dayton 2.kin j pounds of sugar. I Joo new uniform arid hundreds of thousands of Mauser j Sheila. The names of lieutenant Gilmore and seven of his men were found writ ten on the Vav nil. Of the Convent at sin j Quintin. The garrisons of All the town i surprised resisted feebly. General Wheaton has not yet appeared. I he remains of major general John a. Logan killed in action at sail Jacinto saturday were buried Iti buro cemetery yesterday morning. Many i persons followed the body to the grave. Chaplain fierce officiated and the twentieth infantry furnished est corf by High was commanded by major Rodman. The pallbearers were the i officers of the twentieth infantry. Tribute to Uncle same a postmasters vast amount of Cash handled with a surprisingly Maii leakage. Report of third assistant tory could be establish and opera tel at Small sex the profit were Cipres Large. The men. W Hose were at Washington. Or off r to sell suitable i >7oo to Limo. In each ease where i actually put in operatic next to Imp dbl to tbsp product at All. So Civ Stocke Corncob pipe Market. Tenient alleged that the Price the machinery a so exec be fraudulent and that the the defendants letters a it he a it i Purpe Dean Worcester of philippine problem our troops must stay Una insurrection is crushed and or Der established. Answers the anti Imperial its honesty and a Felt Jency of to a s re ice striking ? i Lustra a abuses or second a lass mail privileges. An undue Ami incr inn machinery a Shieh really profitably used. The the defendants will teak a new trial. A Iii Long distance courtship. Washington nov. 17. The Anima report of the third assistant Post mater general just made Public contain Strong testimony Iii favor of to esty and efficiency of the posts ice. During the lat to masters of tin l Ait Mary Man Grain arive in in ind. Pc b i. In i % to Post their Asor which the Sale Ders. Etc horsed flt Erin Moti instants handled $ 5.021. It i a of Stamps Home and or Variot Mouth the government by Burt debts embezzlement forms of careless i is was Only $l9,.l>s. It is doubtful if i �?�a1 veal i states Aud 4 i a a .,65.i,.&Quot> 11, receipts from s. Money or balance was a i expenses. Of entire to to Logia re. Fire bad and ail other Aud dishonesty tit a to never m Mill there Lin. Ireland will in Oil the first Tim the train tie stable Willi or. Plume on a court proposal of were made ii ago Blume i Tana n. V Arious argument against the avg mini strut Ion s poly disposed of on inning presentation of Fth question. W when vast i a Bine my the a by m tarring the Sal in for lie for the pal nit by it. Till ? v Vav link i the arse re or cot to a Moi it ii los it push Forward in spite of a deluge the intern ration. It that a it. Can a be Caiet ions Raven tips inv i til american Schooner lost. D is rce clues go nov. 16.�?i Tea 11 i Ter. Member of the Philip Mission spoke a it 1 rot rat i at night Tjhin the Philip the address was Del Der the auspices of the Ham a local Republica i organi a professor Wor it a -1 set that the issues raised by i Pine question. Directly an by were More ii Portan reaching in their constr Iii our nation a been Calic. Meet since its i Firth. He it the idea of those willing to to politics of que the Well lie Itig a lid the f tit ii of millions of the a or fellow in lessor Worcester then took Plain ii i Rev id i in our ii ice it Public my re tremendous downpour in Luzon but Amer cans continue their Advance. The dry t he of to dire lege miss porn Pap the Dith will i s instant great deficit loftier ,1 capture More rebel supplies i us tones troops now moving West of Mon tour to i Vilier Large rebel Force is deported the Ltd Ensor is a re. General Otis sen Yves ii advert Bister meats enjoy per a Iii rate of the v pm Iii a ver ii sing Iii to no parti the a1 Atten the i i tent. In of tin Iii the High or. The n till to of ii theory the courage la Nee. But item to to b Lur boat was the first lowered. A we were All terribly frightened f there Yas no disorder. The Oflia and Crew did All they could and riling to a pedal dispatch general Ltd Pretoria for his difference of the command Boer military Council warn moved everywhere but Gen from Lourenzo a rip ens me ver has gone to health. Moreover a opinion exists among or. The the army i i that Ladysmith Era i Joubert must fall first. Estcourt. Natal. Nov. I. An armoured train carrying a half company of the Durban volunteers and a half company of the Dublin Fusiliers steamed to Heively Early Fri morning. On their return they were shelled by the Boers. Two ear in front of the engine left the track. The Durbar and Dublin faced the Boer in skirmishing order. I ii Boer poured shot and Shell into the crippled train. The derailed wagons were with great difficulty removed when the engine and tender steamed Back. It i feared the dull1 it and dug pans badly. A lied Ross party has gone out. Humor of i illicit ,. London. Nov. Iii. The War office has no confirmation of the death it of Jenera Joubert. Bondon. Nov. I to. A Durban special dated november 15 say a mein Lier of the Natal Field Force who succeeded in traversing the Boer lilies w Ith lady Smith dispatches Isas arrived at Pietermaritzburg. He report is determined attack inside by the Boers on the British Garrison which met the Advance with such a heavy Aud Well directed fire the Boers were driven off. Leaving Many dead. Durban sunday nov. I a. Evening the times of Natal publishes a Telegram from Lourenzo Marquez saying that general Jour it was killed in action thursday november i. London. Nov. By. A Pietermaritzburg dispatch dated november la. Sax a it i rumoured that general Piet Joubert. Coni Mander in chief of the Boer forces a b in killed by inclined to Fred it in. Tilt Mot startling new from lie seat of War today is the Rennirt of the death of general Piet Joubert command i in chief of the Boti forces. Though the report comes from Many different quarters it obviously Lack confirmation. At a he same time Many people believe the report i web founded is the general death is said to have occurred november 9. When the Boer riflemen were understood to be within 1,500 Yards of lady not it. A severe fighting Between the Brit it i hand Boer the same Day has since i Cen reported it is regarded Iii some quarters a quite possible that genral Joubert always noted for irs personal courage and coolness May have dangerously exp atsed himself is a personal recon , of the British position. If j Oil be of a. Ready killed Iii the Battle it would Serin to be Ute fittest death for such a Gallant heard in the direction of Ladysmith Early this morning. Estcourt. Natal. Friday. November to. armoured train returned from another trip on which Olen so a reached. No Boer were see ii. On its Way Back the train picked up a native runner at Freer carrying a number of letter. He had been searched by the Boers but had in some manner managed to keep his documents from falling into the hand of the searcher. This runner stated that Ladysmith was bombarded thursday. No Ember 0. By six 40-Pounders, one hot from which struck i Ling -.tore. The British big naval guns were still silent when he left. Little damage was done by the Boer bombardment and there were few Easi Haiti s. He further Aid the Boers intended to visit Colenso tomorrow. Relief of Kimberley. British Force May soon Ile sent to til it City. London. Nov. It. There Are sign that a Forward movement for tie Relief of Kimberley May be expected shortly. There i great activity at do car. Situated on the Railroad i Quot mile South of Kimberley whence an Advance appears Likely to be made. There i. It i claimed no urgent reason for thi unless the food at Kimlter-1\ i getting Low. But if i added the moral effect will la Good for tin British. The greatest Benthum a a shown this morning at the departure from Newport of a Mountain Battery of Royal artillery consisting of six guns. Thousands of people lined the street.-, cheering and singing and the Batter had difficulty Iii leaching the train through the dense crowds. This i the last Mountain Battery remaining in England eight other being in India. Ural the tenth having Bren captured by the Boers at Nicholson s Nek. Make the natives work. Encouraged us to la Brave and Cool. While of boat was living lowered the lad Tom began to give Way. But was quickly hauled Back. Another boat had no Crew the passengers doing the rowing. For More than an hour we Lay alongside the liner now hot. With smoke and cinder and Debri falling Over our inuits. Through the tire we occasionally caught sight of Captain proc licit on the Bridge. Ile divided his attention Between giving orders to the Crew and joking with us. A then the Ere came up and Captain Froelich made the Ceres Promise to take us to Dover and we were taken aboard. The la of we saw of the Pat Ria Hie was just a mass of smok and going toward Hamburg. Many of us had to pay for what Little we could get to eat on Board the a a res. At Dover everybody was very kind. A Elf the Captain had put us ashore As soon a the tire was discovered we would not have lot our baggage nor been exposed to such danger. I do not know what i. Dpi place and i would do or could do had not mrs. I ver offered to stay and Endeavor to save my husband. Life. E did not know her on Board the la Atria. But her deed is quite Iii keeping with the general actions of the Amene to women whom we had so frequently met at san Juan since puerto Hico had become America while waiting for the Kaiser Fred Erich. Which arrived last evening hol t in after of clock the passenger were eared for on Board the Steamer t Risbrooke provided for their accommodation by the Hamburg american j company. They presented a strange spectacle la Washington nov. I cabled this morning a during thirty six hours the ii eco four and one half inc rain. It is still raining North tones Telegraph line is not Byo a lose. Lai t dispatch evening 14th, re kit red capture of mar plies North and East of san in our troops Are moving from Ingan and Taguim. West of Mordin where an in urgent Force i. Rep senseless ens no it it. New York nov. 10. The Dis Pat from Manila yesterday referred a major a Rah a As commanding left battalion of the thirty the ment. Commanded by colonel h. Hare in the Sharp eng w till the in i urgent near san the san at a cos to the or. Mad i or dec hath the a Rohil stantly our letter and 5 i nil i payers follow it is in of the Jill i Mulli of the the e it to Taco Law Kiel the the ast ried p i Are til 5.0 the. Ted. Pan w to r agr re no App ters w i Par in. Wit the. Leu to the re regi Luther gement Fabian. Saturday. The officer is major Peyton c. March. Formerly Captain of die Astor Battery and later on general Macarthur staff. Owing to the character of the Ltd a a worship at Manila general Ori not permitting the sending of tin name of the killed Aud wounded a full account of the engagement near san Fabian was cabled but the correspondents were not permitted to Send the name of major John a. Logan killed in action or those of the others killed or wounded. And amount 207.472 ton p d office cent of Hail lie Leav i a i if 12.3 a it f to last sold a till. In the foregoing i an explanation sent out by the associated by Iii excuse for the meager and in Aff factory account of the action near san Fabian. A a Funston off for Manila. T he the Little Iii arms bread. On their arrival. Men were wrapped in some of Blanket. Children several Mere babes were crying for want of dinner was served immediately on the Ca risk Rook e. Some were i. Tinted with nervous excitement and had to be carried on Board the Risbrooke. Aii Are loud in their praises of the coolness and courage of t upturn ii and the Crew and of the Courtesy shown them since they Kansas officer on his Way Bick to the philippine. Topeka ka., nov. In general Frederick Funston recently ordered to return to the Philippines for service yesterday started for san Francisco. Accompanied by by wife. Mrs. Funston will remain it her Home in Oakland Cal. A couple of Hundred people were at the depot to a give colonel Funston a Hearty fare Well. Among them were two former twentieth kansans lieutenants Whisner and Northrup of company b. A i never said yelled lieutenant Whisner directing to remarks to the general who stood waving Adieu from the car platform whiner r Ferrod to an alleged interview in which colonel Metcalf and other off or be 19 per cent. A by Lite sect i by All the rest office in the country. There a an increase cent Iii the special delivery Yea r. The number of Jmst age Stamps by Uncle Sam lat year was 4,917. 025, valued at $ 0,151,659.71, a net crease of 6.56 Jer cent in number Anil 3.25 per cent in value. More than $12.5iujiod Worth of stamp a envelopes Vele sold during the year. year 16.0> -.022 registered letter. And packages were carried through the mails. Of these Only 1.765 were lost .5 were let by the burning of Post offices the wrecking of a St ii i ears Anil Steamboat and other unavoidable accidents for which the government a not responsible packages were stolen by mgt Tai rial 15 were lot by the careless a of postal officials. 205 were let through the fault of outside parties and in 14 cases the responsibility could not be fixed. Thus tile proportion of losses a a one in Ever 2->.2m piece rep it Rel. Which i also Feti Ninov of the strongest character to 151 Jeffi Leney my int the integrity the service. At a in ii Madden arg of the registered by the office open during the evening and of allowing the carriers to give receipts. Safety of postmaster the Extension in by keeping Bod Dupres them into service on the l Atins. Univ la. Nov. I la. M ii i la i were re cued. Cowden Laughlin a a u Yurt. Nim is on Iii Way a it a let of the Hail been critic end of Corncob pipe Quot Case ape it dispatch from Pretoria thursday. November 9. Say the native Are qui t. They have been called upon to plough the farms it absent burghers and ate responding willingly. A proclamation Lia been issued by the government dealing with the appointment of a facials Oft he general military administration with the object of protecting life and property in territories now occupied by the Transvaal forces. The britishers it says will not in inter feared with. A great amount of looting has occurred in the territories How Ever since the proclamation was issued. A dispatch from Lourenzo mar que says fifty russians and italians in Johannesburg have v Duntee red for service at the front. There is still according to this dispatch 240 Burgher reserves in Johannesburg. Commander von Basel of the German Cruiser Condor has been appointed military attache to general Buller. Berlin Eon firm the statements of j other messengers regarding the com j plete absence of anything like panic i there i considerable conflict of opinion a to the Date of the outbreak of the fire. Oine of the a sengers Dee Lar lug that it a tuesday. This How j Ever. Lacks confirmation. Sixteen Val i liable race horse on Voard the Patria i suffocated or burned to death. Eased. A your apology i accepted a i general Funston with a laugh. Quot i knew you had been general Funston will til on tin first transport leaving for Manila. Go Back to their plows. La our of the defendant found guilt in St. Ii it. St. To is. Nov. 16. After a Betty fought trial four of the defendant in the celebrated a Corncob pipe cases last flight found guilty in the Youngs Advance. Lipid i air Ward movement astonishes the natives. Manila. Nov. 17.�?report Hare been re a i cd Imre from Genera Young. Dated hum Ingam. Y Ste Day. u i about thirty mile East of san Fuji us. General Young is supposed to have advanced considerably further toward san Fabian. A correspondent of the so Oci ated pre telegraphs an account of the rapid Pace with Waii a general Young i covered the Road with his cavalry. Many Boers who fought at Dundee return to Farina. Durban. Natal. Nov. It a correspondent in in i Ala lid report that i Many Boers who fought it a Are now quietly blowing and that nothing will induce them to return to the Battlefield. Most of the around Durlyn Are being w the draw. We uni t he Are Stei Gin had ire a Fri ult and. A k. Ourt of using the four in a i k a. North Art Bur h All fear geared. Of a Boer attack a a re id mate mails to Henry Ringlein v a bit a a in i \ of i r j r of the defendants. William Ruff. A re in pleaded go. No a been taken Iii the Ca of by and j. K. We Hington. Who it in indicted with the other their testimony a of he g. a no pro i for them i e Ullin by the government Lozon Taes. Showing dry Vav name value in t v la Ere be it Bro Chat Carne for in a cat Rick Collins for major. Boston nov. 16.�?complete return i on the voting at in r night s demo ratio caucus show that in arb k Collin for mayor has four More delegates than necessary for a Choice. Opt a i it a How widespread Vav i the the heme to defraud. Or a the plan of the defendant.-. A Mio n by the t a tin my to writ flt the mayor a r p St master of a Tov i telling him that a Corncob pipe Fie old froth a Ai xxx i and Llort w ii ii. Flew of i Ive Ait Cit v. V if t in i meteoric observations. I on Iii v la re re Iii a a i tile in \ a i a ii try. In. 16. 1 45 to flirt venue of $>7,2>d.654. E of carried 2.169,s92.tjdo of printed matter which paid a Nile of Only $3,527,052. Thu it a that the people who write let ii a t the misto Liee department. In the publishers contribute Contr Dir Ely Little. Rile Post office of i ago and Newyl Ork last year handled 35 per cent of All the Secondia matter it that is newspapers and period Ira is a that went through the mail. Is to 414.974.972 Ion kinds. Or five office. New y orb i chicag Delphi. Bouton and St. La Iii died 5d a or cent. Twenty tit eight night Phil Light the i serve Chi were fore Versiz the it to Trug Mcneva american my quo in j i from Proseia pres i Mil lev i g freon station Quot from a Mas s of Oft of which his been i to fore an Ive red a isms i specially to the Ara Heman who recent i i thence from i the to Ile also a lated Aguinaldo of n it fore the Eon even after his proc i he freely admin an had Ever prompt Nee for his people. Professor h arces ing much eve ride Nee a i believe i have was no True Cooper land forces Ami the in the fact i that we foe each in his own that we rec Laired r the City. A mercy of the Frey s j were needed to need q a a out Shii direct d far than in to a ated a Par i v of re a shiny it a anal nod k1 i at he to to of Ini it. Is Gnu Han file thirty four but 21 her mail to lie f the Posl Toxen of their esteem. Fine sword presented Brig. A a a. Hatley 0y ledge member. Far rapid la. Nov. 16. Briga it Jenera i m. A. Raney Eon May a the department of Iowa Batris militant i. O. O. Of a a and editor in Marengo Republican was sur a cd last night by the officers of the of Merit and numerous member presented Bim with an Ivory lied swords correspondent killed. Accidental i it tiler lug Arch of i Pris dept profess to fort to avoid it the fruitless general Otis pome to an i j a the Prim these final be that the Filiti unable to i statement of did say that ence under i i but in disc i first that t know what the i words and. I not agreed a to the Gene the Spca statements that the friends among the Cia red we had Many am it gang the tending i needed a i hear it said if it orce Meg a in i Lier told it Iii it a Vitia Tion the ins Anding. Ilert Caus. Itiat ions Lay Iii i of Tii xxi i ssi Dinul ate an heir it Awn Des they i a Ait j Cion. Made Tey c Jid not Ley meant i. That Ong inem Seo r denounced pc there n our a seep Ninon v add aking t the idler i take in of tailed it of it the f in were definite they in depend pro Lect Ion it evident Thornsel pc americ filipin Good i Tiptn in in a these by were even a is false Rhad no and de Friend he pro daily it Broil Iele 31 i ii stint to an till Lorn lion. Nov. I the Mafeking Torres is and ent. Under Date of no vein Iber Parsi. I w. Cor resp Midi ent chronicle was so and instantly kill charged accidents lieutenant Mon Square. Or. B town Man. Daily telegu f the it through to cd by a Revol by in the a Bison in Wama Iii i �r1 e. A lion of the pm lib j. I. In p Arm. Against am i if Jority of the pen of l Ife gift kept America n so that we Are c to j a Well i t Anni v to the Phi Dpi Fine first. Because we Are a hum Ane War in Ais 11, r t Drain a. It a disbands of Mirn i National municipal league. Yer Iii lha. A of it Don us . Nov. 16. Of the nation troller Coler it i Lea if disc debt grail spec per Erna y Ork. City a i government at the in it in i to municipal a a York Small racist to on is in great May adv to a Why is it nil a great i answer g the most of it were simply a matter of killing we should not need so Large an army. Two regiments could go where they chose in the Island of Luzon and kill to their hearts Content without serious risk. It is because we Are attempting to protect the Peart the Depre Dati we re i ire so Large a a further of to the preferable that we our troops band the certain a Rig Mound the people at Lac and utter that of the i bit ants i Vav less Vav Oish ing it in Fri for that is it draw is to of or. F n p int do lower the n t he. At to it in in Lei pay report the after no now read a j i and City a Ming of a opinion Ai 1 or if to in men. Express car looted. Itchy the one answer to this q troops must stay until Atlee has ceased and pub has been fully restored come sooner or later we Liers under american of Der officers of their own Large Aba re of the work to lie done. A in closing. Let me a toes not live an a ant has More sincere Reg of the Philippines or i War lie but i. Our resist feb j i1 a will a tip Rol finer. Or in. Wilt do a that remains the nay that there in a Ria i a who d for the people Keener interest bombers got Noth no \ Alu agent s a. V. Nov. Of. A Short to tin v n i in. To in the the a i Abilla. J ear Fin a Lake in Iraq in it bet Vav i it. In the u Isi ill Gill Steppe d. The c the Ca use of to the Sec a oud exp wit Bot of a tues a cd the i Supoj when the let Ell press i Only pc agents v Alky sex very ii title Elf. I it believe will in a and cd the a k i ipod i t line la the x Waterloo Safe cracked. Burglar a t $50 in v Atu lib a Waterloo la. Nov. I i to it Union m l i c up vol Xvi cracked and u a re i night. The Rob or a. A a a a. Zouev and some valuable pm it or us Al a or the their present and Fth an inv self. I have Grem. I an be they civilization Ai an important their country but i know full weight of that b thrown upon them today inevitably sink under it. A those who affect to Bel Are treating bloody d so presence in the re Kippin natives would continue i even if we gave them Glt tent that they would h under a very balt a govern their own than under a re administered in Wirt by that the Only i. Ical an course out in tolls is to w forces and Iva the a la abiding natives of tin the mercy of aim inn Blo a May lie sincere in to r but by freely giving voice t Are encouraging the True a log Leader to prolong Werf of Faith in or Guia Biss in take in of that if the Den were they would be to that hat. A our the orb i h a fit be a a Ter off a air eur Sod one a. And Dora Hie a our in and a land at his army diction inn they a us tag i u Pelesa

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